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by Sean Feucht (Author)
The world is at war--physically, culturally, and spiritually--and too many believers are asleep on the front lines. From headlines of persecution to everyday pressures to stay silent about faith, it's easy to lose heart. But the same God who shook nations through prophets, worshipers, and intercessors in Scripture is still moving today.
Through powerful real-life stories, prophetic insight, and a rallying cry for courage, Sean Feucht challenges readers to awaken, rise, and fight back--not with anger but with prayer, love, and holy boldness. The hour is late, but the mission is clear: God's people must stand, sing, and shine until He returns.
Reader benefits include:
- Learning how to discern the times and engage in spiritual warfare with wisdom and courage.
- Discovering the power of prayer and worship to shift atmospheres and birth revival.
- Reclaiming a God-given identity in a world determined to redefine truth.
- Building endurance and joy in the face of persecution and cultural opposition.
- Living ready for Jesus's return--fearless, focused, and faithful to the end.
The call is clear: no retreat, no compromise, and no turning back.
Author Biography
Sean Feucht is a speaker, author, missionary, artist, and activist on the frontlines of spiritual warfare in America and around the world. He is the founder of Burn 24-7, Light A Candle, Hold the Line, and Let Us Worship, global movements mobilizing worship, intercessory prayer, compassion, and civic engagement across six continents and hundreds of cities.
Multiple Let Us Worship albums have reached number one on iTunes in Christian Worship, with several topping all genres for multiple days. His work rallies churches and the next generation to pursue revival, engage in spiritual warfare prayers, bring hope to hard places, and stand firm in the public square through worship-centered initiatives, events, and resources.
Feucht has led worship in war zones, refugee camps, and cities under government lockdown, living out the faith over fear message he preaches. He purchased Camp Elah on Capitol Hill as a permanent base for intercessory prayer and worship that never stops.
He is married to his high school sweetheart, Kate, and they have four children, Keturah, Malachi, Ezra, and Zion.
